"As a consequence, Postmodernists' judgment about the invalidity of judgments must also be invalid, but the idea of criticizing Postmodernist dogma does not seem to be popular among them."
Quotes
Interesting things said in my presence
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[edit] added: 9 September 2009
"And then I was planning on not eating lunch, but they had taco salad, and so I had to."
[edit] added: 11 August 2009
(20:06:04) kesuari: i wish someone would work out a universal definition of word, and make english orthography agree with it
[edit] added: 6 August 2009
(21:12:04) kesuari: mark twain was awesome
(21:12:08) kesuari: possibly the world's best american
[edit] added: 30 July 2009
(23:26:35) kesuari: "Use boldface for certain forms in Oscan and Umbrian, and to distinguish Gaulish and other forms originally written in the Greek alphabet." i don't suppose you have any idea why?
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(23:30:58) kesuari: (actually, that's pretty ironic: using bold instead of italics for italic languages like oscan and umbrian)
[edit] added: 20 July 2009
(01:06:43) kesuari: (there's some people who manage to study the psycholinguistics of generative grammar, but i think that's like studying the physics of alchemy)
[edit] added: 20 July 2009
(01:03:16) kesuari: it's very difficult to say "psycholinguistics" differently from "psycho linguistics", and a lot of people think that's an apt description of me/what i do
[edit] added: 20 July 2009
(00:49:38) kesuari: you have a really lax system
[Jonathan explains rules in more depth]
(00:54:44) kesuari: okay, now it seems more normal
(00:54:56) kesuari: complex rules & money = immigration law
[edit] added: 20 July 2009
(22:46:00) kesuari: but yeah, i get the idea from wp+google's awfully projected world map
(22:46:22) kesuari: seriously, russia looks like it's as big as all the rest of eurasia combined!
(22:48:37) kesuari: altho i suppose that "only" makes it look twice as big as it is
[edit] added: 19 July 2009
Jonathan: "Yeah, I remember being in the dark about stuff a lot when my Russian and Kazakh weren't very good: ‘Where are we? Why're we here?’"
Tekla: "‘Why's there a sheep boiling in the front yard?’"